Embattled Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza is keeping her fingers crossed as the select Senate committee retreats to write a final impeachment report.
On Wednesday,the 11-member committee burned the midnight oil to conclude the hearings.
Governor Mwangaza was the last witness to testify before the committee.
Led by chairman Bonny Khalwale,the Senators finished the hearing at 2:00 am and proceeded to write their final report.
Khalwale commended the committee for the patient and hard work it put in during the hearings.
“Albeit very late, glad to conclude (at 2.00 am) the hearing of evidence in the matter of the investigation into and consideration of the impeachment of Mwangaza, the governor of Meru. My humblest thanks to all the members of the Senate Special Committee,” he said.
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The Committee is set to present its report before the committee of the whole house on Friday.
The Senate plenary will then debate the report and make a final decision of either rejecting or adopting the committee recommendations.
Mwangaza will be praying that the Senate saves her from the MCAs jaws while the county legislators will be hoping that Senators stamp their move to eject the county boss.
The first time county boss who was elected on an independent ticket has accused external forces of influencing her ouster from office.
She was among the seven female Governors elected in the August 2022 general elections.
